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Application Development
on September 30, 2005
The strangest news I've heard in a while was that Microsoft and JBoss agreed to collaborate in the development of future products. According to CNET they will still compete against each other in t...
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Application Development
on September 28, 2005
I'm very interested in the new trend happening with Web Services. I've been digging around to find more information about this stuff and I found the following three sites:
Web API Tracker ...
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E-Commerce
on September 27, 2005
I'm sitting down to write this article with a number of unrelated threads running through my brain. One of them is about a good friend of mine telling me that I should start my articles with the p...
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Web Services
on September 25, 2005
I read a lot of news articles about the industry I work in everyday. So much so that recently I thought I was caught up on all the current trends. Well this morning I was searching for something on th...
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Application Development
on September 24, 2005
AJAX, the web development technique and not the cleaning product, has been getting so much buzz for the past few months. Now I'm also seeing it mentioned in discussions about Web 2.0 as if it is ...
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Web Services
on September 22, 2005
One person I really enjoy reading and listening to is Tim O'Reilly (podcasts here and here). He has some really interesting ideas about where we have been and where we are going on the Internet. T...
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Web Services
on September 21, 2005
There are a number of Web Services APIs out there now on the web for use by entrepreneurial developers. The first three that readily come to mind are EBay, Amazon and Google. With these APIs any devel...
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Application Development
on September 19, 2005
I keep reading about the relatively new language Ruby and its web framework Rails but I haven't felt compelled to try it out. However, after reading David Geary's recent post titled Tipping Ra...
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Service Oriented Architectures
on September 18, 2005
I have a friend who is constantly wondering what the "next wave" in the Information Technology industry is going to be. I'm assuming he is waiting for the next big thing to come along th...
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Mobile Devices
on September 15, 2005
This morning I listened to a very interesting podcast from ITconversations entitled Mobile Computing on the Edge. It was a presentation by Jon Bostrom who is the Senior Director, Java in Technology P...
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Service Oriented Architectures
on September 14, 2005
Over the years I've attended a number of different meetings held by consultants and executives in which they explained the need to bring different technology platforms together. Many of these dis...
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Security
on September 12, 2005
When developers are writing code the idea of protecting the web applications they are creating is not foremost in their minds. One reason is that the majority of software developers don't really...
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Application Development
on September 11, 2005
One thing I've always had a problem with is figuring out who really has their stuff together as far as skills go. When I interview someone the fact that they have a Sun Certification in Java mea...
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Basics
on September 10, 2005
Welcome to the Java Entrepreneur Weblog that is written by Jason Darrow. The focus of this WebLog is to help a new or existing business solve problems by using Java. In addition I will talk about ap...
